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A stop-loss is an order or rule to close a position near a predefined level to limit downside. In fast markets, execution price can slip past your level, but it remains a core tool for disciplined risk management.
Support and resistance are price areas where buying or selling interest has often slowed or reversed a move. Traders use them as context for potential reactions—not as guarantees, since any level can break.
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